The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 5

es ee TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921 inch lengths. REAT SALE—SO COME. Tweeds and Velours. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE + See This Group of Coats Made from all wool Kersey, Bolivia cloth, Silvertone, Rough Some are trimmed with large fur collars, others with cloth collars and flare cuffs. Plain or fancy guaranteed linings. |. All are garments of merit in the newest styles and leading shades. df Another Wonderful Group of Winter Coats Extra heavy Cloth Coats with Fur Collars and fancy em- broidery and stitching. Heavy Plush Coats with large Shaw! Collars and flare cuffs. also heavily interlined to make them 2x- ceptionally warm. These come in 45 and 48 This group also includes Plush Sports models in three-quarter lengths. .... Plain and fancy lining, and other high m pricei. ees e MICAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS Frankly 30 High Grade Coats in This Group Handsome exclusive garments of Bolivia cloth, Kersey, Mixtures, Marvella cloth, Normandy cloth, Vel de Cygne With Fur Collars and Cuffs, Plain tailored or Cape effects. A truly remarkable group of fine coats of the very best stylings. You reaiiy must see chem io believe it possible to buy them at this quality fabrics. Qi AT OVERSTOCK SALE| OF WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL Tomorrow Morning at 9 o Clock we begin a great unloading sale of Women’s Coats, Suits and Dresses, besides many other lines of wearing apparel. speaking, we’re overstocked, due to a very backward season and late deliveries from the manufacturers. We are taking the most drastic steps in price cutting in order to. reduce our stock at once to its proper balance. Costs and former selling prices have not even been considered in this ruthless price reduction. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THE ECONO Suits at $19.50 This. group contains ‘all wool suits of Serges and Tricotines: You ‘can well afford one at this price. $19.50 Our Choicest Suits You will be delighted with this group for it includes ~ the most beautiful and exclusive of the new styles. In all the best materials including Duvet du Laine, Fur Trimmed and strictly tailored effects, also (hic sports models. ‘ . $59.50 Jersey, Choice in this group. A lot of Silk for this quality. Save on Dresses Here is a wonderful group of Dresses, in Tricotines, Satins and Taffetas. Choice, each. $9.50. Navy and Black. | More Dress Bargains Taffeta, $14.50 Jersey Petticoats i Jersey Petticoats at an unusual price $2.98 “This group contains all this season’s models. | Silk Satins, Serges and Tricotines. See These Dresses In-this-group you will find a wonderful value collec- tion Tricotines, French Serge, Satin, Taffeta and Silk Jersey. Also Wool Knit Dresses in sports mod- els. All colors and Black. $25.00 Exclusive Dresses This group comprises our very choicest and most exclusive models in new dresses. Satin face Canton Crepe, Charmeause, Tricotines, Poire Twills and Duve Noire. Leading colors and Black. } $39.50 4 Special Lot of. Waists $9]448 Ur SonfeA ArBUIpAdw1yxe PUY [1M NOA 4O] S144 UT and cloths of high grades. Georgette, Silk Jersey “ .and Wool Jersey. : Choice in the lot. $3.98 . Hundreds of other Lots The items mentioned in this ad only. represent a few of the hundreds of very special offerings to be found here during this sale. Some of the best values possibly are not adverti , STRICTLY CASH On account of the great price reductions, allsale items must be CASH home. After visiting in Grand Forks they will go to the Twin Cities, They will also visit at Mr. Williams’ home Social and Personal at Lime Springs, Iowa. 4 | Mrs. Williams is wel! known in Bis- marck, having come here six years ago with her parents when they, move from Grand Forks. For the past two years she has been employed at the Bank of North Dakota. Mr. Williams holds a responsible position at :the Miss Iverson and Francis Williams = sn. Bank of North Dakota. Married In F argo It is expected they will return the Ea latter part of the week. They will make their home in Bismarck. Of interest to a targe circle of friends is the news of the marriage of Miss Alice Iverson, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Iverson and J. Francis Williams, both of this city. Tle marriage took place in Fargo. The John Bacher, former pastor and friend o€ the bride’s parents, officiated. \ The bride was attired in a fall suit of brown broadcloth trimmed with beaver with“accessories to match. Mr. and Mrs, Williams left immediately for Grand Forks, the biide’s former Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Move to Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson, ! who have announced their intention to move from Bismarck, will leave tae city in about sixty davs, after Mr. Johnson has completed disposition of the stock of Johnson Brothers ‘store. ‘| He Lost 05 Pounds—She Got Thinner; Both Look Much Better! ‘te decidedty benccll 1 reduce weight when one ore The decrease is usually followe: out. vital ‘ormns, health and often a ment in appearance; especially when Korein Tabuies are taken according to the simple directions. Geo. C. Reynolds, President of the Royal Fellowship, seid fray in four month! Mrs. M. ‘and that she looks and feels much: Alice B. Canode aleo used Korein and lost what she pounds—in less than three teduced 64 pounds thi Seated she trhaced 65 9s Wabed—20 ‘And so the from one to another about Korein and theveasy direnoniea termingly endless chain. of reported edoctions sa weight with © Paof-Faont in this city at good lerful improvement of body and mind. It's the absolutely safe, easy, ecientific method of self treannent. The pictures give idea. Korein book mailed free, in plain wrapper with many fal. Write to Korein Co., NL-28 Or, you can obtain Korein Tabules by great benefit to he Liemyer in health, 1y testime- ‘Station X, New, York, N. Y. druggists, including pir on. Fer of J. Breslow and Burt Finney’s Pharmacies. Mr, Johnson has beer. in business in Bismarck a little mor: than sevea years, coming here frem Fargo. Mrs. Johngon has been very active in musi cal circles in the city, being a tal- ented musician. About four months ago the Johnson’s purchased the beau- tiful Cook residence in the western part of ,the city, and the decision cf Mr. Johnson to go into business in Minnesota was unexp: by friends. MARRIED IN MANDAN The wedding of Miss Stella Augh- ney and John Osborne, both of Bis- marck was solemnized at the priests house in Mandan, Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, Rev. Father Dimpfi of iMandan officiated at the ceremony. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. B. Mi Cantwell. Only relatives and a few intimate friends were present. ‘Mrs. Osborne has been employed as stenographer and bookkeeper at the International Harvester company’ for the past two years. Mr. Osborne is connected with the Northern Pacific Express Co. They are making their bome in Bis- marck on Third street. WOMEN’S COUNCIL PLAN COMMUNITY PARTY HERE The members of the Women's Com- munity Council are planning a Com- munity party to be given at the Country Club House a week from Friday, the fourteenth of October. There will be free taxi service for all those who wish to attend the party. The Women’s Council have been keep- ing. up the work at the Rest Room. The amount allotted for this work has been dwindling and it is thought that the Community Party will help re- plenish the fund. It is especially tor the’ benefit of the nutrition work which has been carried on with the children. The ladies feel that giving the party will be a more successful . A.W. LUCAS COMPAN BISMARCK way of raising the necessary funds than by making a ie | Mrs. P. E. ‘Byrne entertained infor- mally at a tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs, B. H. Hardinger, of Mattoon, Ill, who is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. 0. W. Roberts. Mrs. E. A. Hughes poured tea. A charming luncheon was served. The hours wero from 4 to 6. The rooms :were yeauti- fully decorated with’autumn’ leaves and garden flowers. Mrs, tardinger leaves fot her home on’ Wednesday, having. been called, there on businoss. SRE SY OS CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The members of’the Current Events Club will meet/with Mrs, George M. Register tomorrow afternoon at her | home at 46 Thayer street. -The gen- eral topic for tomorrow's meeting is “Our State.7 The program includes a {talk on ‘Resources of the State” by Noted North Dakotans by Mrs. MoLean: The next meeting will be held October 19 with Mrs. Burton. MONDAY CLUB MEETS. Miss Matilda Williams entertained the members of the Monday club at her home yesterday aiternoon. The following program on Aiaska was giv | en. Customs of the! people were given in answer to the roll caii. Mrs. S. W. Corwin talked on Developments of Alaska. A talk on Alaski.’s future was given by Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab. Misi! Matilda Williams gave « book review. The next meeting wili be held Octo- ber 17. GIVE CONCERT HERE i Miss Blanche Myers, daughter of | Mr. and ‘Mrs. R. H. Myers of La- | Moure, N. D., formerly of Bismarck, Mrs, Burton, a talk on North Dakota | | Authors by Mrs. French and one on |° will give a concert here the latter part of next week in the Presbyterian 7 church parlors. About“two years ago the Myers family/“moved to La- Moure where th: now make their home. Miss Myé}s'is a graduate of the ‘Cincinnati gervatory of Music and white in,BSsmarck she was very active in mu affairs. She is a talented pianist. ~ pu acacia MOTOR TO CALIFORNIA Charles Korn and two daughters, Ruth and Edna and son Arthur, of ‘Marion, N. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Schneider and family of Daven- port, Iowa, were visiting friends in the When used for every-day toilet pur- poses Cuticura keeps the complex- ion fresh and clear, hands soft and white and hair live and glossy. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint- ment to soothe and heal and the Talcum to powder and perfume. Semple Keak Zreeig Mal, address: “Cuieara Lab- Sherer Sage: Olnement 25 sndetc, Telcarn he, "Cuticure Seap sha wee without mug. STRICTLY CASH It certainly will benefit you to pay cash now when you see these wonderful offerings. city today. They are on a motor trip to Anaheim, Cal., where they will spend the winter at their California home, ‘Miss Ruth Korn was former night supervisor at the Bismarck hospital. FLOWERS Bring Summer's Cheer During Winter's Dreaty Months, A few ferns—a pretty hang- ing basket of vines and foli- age plants—and a lovely flowering y E bulbs—will simply fill a room J with) Springtime ch JI coziness. NOW ferns and oth At this scason their be now become easily We will offer ri value in ferns and other plants all through October. OCTOBER FERN SALE Hoskins, Inc. P. J. Meyer, President, Bismarck.